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We all know – and sometimes dread – Black Friday. But Cyber Monday is something even the most antisocial person can get behind.

Cyber Monday allows you to shop from the comfort of your computer. No need to even change out of those pajamas.

Check out these smoking deals online.

BestBuy.com

Best Buy has great Black Friday deals, but Best Buy’s Cyber deals last for two days (Sunday & Monday).

Get ready for some amazing Cyber Monday deals on everything from navigation devices to fridges.

Plus, free shipping on orders of $25 or more, so it’s like you went out and bought it yourself, but without all that hassle.

Overstock.com

Overstock.com has anything from women’s boots to magazine subscriptions to iPods.

You’ll have to wait until 10 p.m. (midnight Eastern Standard time) Sunday to view Overstock’s Cyber Monday deals. But you can sign up on Facebook to receive an exclusive look at the deals. And Overstock is offering a mobile app for those who can’t wait by their computers for Cyber Monday deals.

Walmart.com

Walmart is known for its rollback prices but you can expect even better deals on Cyber Monday.

The deals can’t be seen yet, but visit Walmart.com and bookmark the page to be ready when it strikes midnight on Cyber Monday.

Target.com

Like Target’s Black Friday deals, its Cyber Monday deals are just as top secret. But take a look at Target’s Cyber Monday Web site and you can sign up to get exclusive e-mail steals.

Buy.com

Visit Buy.com for steals and deals on almost anything imaginable. Visit the Web site to see the Cyber Monday offerings.

Amazon

Amazon’s daily Gold Box deals were intensified this week with the addition of Black Friday Week Lightning Deals. Everything from atlases to car seats were available at an immensely discounted price for a short period of time and in limited quantities.

Black Friday deals at Amazon include ridiculously cheap DVDs, diamond earrings and even a Martha Stewart electronic cake cutting system – as if you didn’t already have one of those.

After Thanksgiving’s shop-till-you-drop marathon, Amazon’s Gold Box deals are available every day. You can sign up to receive daily e-mails or texts about the Gold Box deal, or you can follow the deal on Twitter.

Twitter

Twitter is another resource for shoppers this weekend.

If you’re a little behind the game and are still looking for Black Friday deals, try searching #blackfriday. No doubt people will be tweeting about their finds and stores will probably still be tweeting about their promotions.

Search #cybermonday and you’ll find people tweeting about deals. Check out the following Twitter pages for links to some great Cyber Monday deals.

It’s almost Black Friday – get ready for crowded malls, packed parking lots and maybe even a bit of elbowing for that amazing deal.

The malls will be teeming with eager shoppers hungry for a deal, especially since the National Retail Federation predicted a holiday sales increase of 2.3 percent this year. That’s a big bump since last year there was only a .4 percent holiday sales increase.

Most, if not all, major chains are slashing prices in an attempt to boost this year’s retail sales. Some stores are even keeping their Black Friday deals going through the weekend or they’re open Thanksgiving Day.

Apple

Apple’s having Cyber Monday sales on Black Friday. Apple announced at one-day shopping event on Black Friday for the online store only. The announcement says: “You’ll find dozens of great iPad, iPod, and Mac gifts for everyone on your list.”

Target

Target is being rather tight-lipped about their Black Friday deals. All we know is Target’s having a two-day sale, Nov. 26 and 27, and you can sign up to get an e-mail alert about the Black Friday deals. You can also get alerts for Target’s Cyber Monday deals. But don’t worry if you forget, we’ll remind you again.